B10 Active House by Werner Sobek
B10 Active House by Werner Sobek
- ISBN 13:
9783899862188
- ISBN 10:
389986218X
- Edition: Bilingual
- Format: Hardcover
- Copyright: 07/07/2015
- Publisher: Avedition Gmbh
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Summary
The Active House B10 is situated in the heart of the famous Weissenhof
estate in Stuttgart. It is a research project exploring how
innovative materials, constructions and technologies can sustainably improve our built environment. Owing to an ingenious energy concept and self-learning home automation the building produces twice its energy requirement. The surplus thus gained powers two
electric cars and an adjacent building designed by the architect Le Corbusier (since 2006 home to the Weissenhof museum).
Prof. Werner Sobek is the founder of a globally active association of planning agencies for architecture, support structure planning,
facade planning, sustainability consulting and design. Based on award-winning experimental buildings such as R128, H16, F87 and now B10 he analyses how new materials, structures and technologies can radically change our built environment.
estate in Stuttgart. It is a research project exploring how
innovative materials, constructions and technologies can sustainably improve our built environment. Owing to an ingenious energy concept and self-learning home automation the building produces twice its energy requirement. The surplus thus gained powers two
electric cars and an adjacent building designed by the architect Le Corbusier (since 2006 home to the Weissenhof museum).
Prof. Werner Sobek is the founder of a globally active association of planning agencies for architecture, support structure planning,
facade planning, sustainability consulting and design. Based on award-winning experimental buildings such as R128, H16, F87 and now B10 he analyses how new materials, structures and technologies can radically change our built environment.